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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- We talked to Wrigley Field's head groundskeeper Justin Spellman about the iconic ivy on their brick outfield fences! He gave us the inside story on the Cubs' cool fences.
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I want to go to wrigley
@BasketballNuggetsFan34 how? They weren't playing at home yesterday tf
Do a backstory of where the balls go after they hit the wall
I do wonder where they end up or when they get taken out. Does someone go after every game after watching replays from that game to know where to look? Or do they wait until fall or winter for the leaves to fall out so they can see them easier?
@@thehoodedteddy1335 definitely think they take them out
You know that scene in The Simpsons where it shows where the bowling pins go after each frame? It's that.
Pretty cool...makes it a distinguished ballpark for sure
When the cubs bat they drop the walls so that the ball doesn’t get stuck in there and when opposing teams are batting they raise the lower wall so the ball can get stuck there and limit them to a double.
the ivy is cool...the baskets too...added in 1970...after the bears left...one great park all around...
I was thinking of making a vid on my channel of balls getting stuck in the ivy, but...
well the ball drop to the wall its done
The Sistine Chapel of Baseball...
Honestly, God let the Cubs win, then made the world suffer ever since.
cool man first
@Daniel Treadwell ouch
@Daniel Treadwell it was irony
Should be removed. Balls get stuck and ruin the game
what? no way bro! that stuff is classic!
Ethan Hewitt Not classic when the ball gets lodged in it and stops the runners.
Can’t tell if baiting or just retarded
@@michaeleineke6086 then it just turns into a normal ground rule double I dont see the problem
Fastrocket37 it’s not like it happens every game